Cybersecurity consultant
Listed on 2026-09-13
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IT/Tech
Cybersecurity, IT Consultant, Information Security & Data Protection
Cybersecurity consultant
You'll advise enterprise clients on zero-trust architecture, identity, and incident readiness - assessment through to hands-on implementation.
About the role.You'll advise enterprise clients across banking, insurance, and public sector on security posture - from architecture review and threat modelling through to hands-on implementation of identity, segmentation, and detection controls.
Our clients don't need another slide deck telling them they're y need someone who can sit with their platform teams and get zero-trust principles actually implemented, on their timeline, without breaking the systems that run their business.
Lead architecture reviews, threat modelling sessions, and control gap assessments against frameworks like NIST, ISO 27001, and industry-specific regulation.
Translate risk into a roadmapTurn assessment findings into a prioritised remediation plan the client's engineering teams can actually execute against.
Get hands-on where it countsWork directly alongside client teams on identity, network segmentation, and telemetry implementation - not just advisory from the sidelines.
What you're looking for.Must have 4+ years in security consulting or engineering.
Must have CISSP, CISM, or equivalent - or a clear path to obtaining one within your first year, which we'll sponsor.
Direct experience advising on or implementing security architecture for enterprise environments.
Preferred
Regulatory framework depthFamiliarity with financial-services or public-sector compliance regimes (PCI DSS, DORA, FedRAMP, or local equivalents).
Client-facing consulting experienceComfortable running a workshop with a client CISO as well as a technical deep-dip with their platform engineers.
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